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Patoka Register in Patoka, Illinois

05 Mar 1937

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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1937

Page

3

Roosevelt plan to enlarge the Supreme Court paves Texas clash

The piece surveys Texas politicians and state lawmakers reacting to President Roosevelt's proposal to expand the Supreme Court. It notes Maverick's impulsive bill, Sumners' leadership, Ashurst's senate intro, and Connally's opposition. It contrasts with League of Nations debates and profiles differing views on public ownership versus private utilities led by Dr. Arthur Morgan and Rankin.

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Washington Texas Roosevelt Supreme Court Garner Maury Maverick Gall Wormwood Hatton W. Sumners House Judiciary Committee Sumner Senate Henry F. Ashurst Arizona Judiciary Committee Cactus Jack Garner Morris Sheppard Austin Tom Connally United States High Court Congress Thomas Watt Gregory E. M. House Woodrow Wilson James Clark McReynolds Woodrow Wilson League of Nations League of Nations Wilson America Henry Cabot Lodge Robert Cecil League Japan Italy Britain France Roosevelt Supreme Court William E. Borah Hiram W. Johnson New York George W. Norris Arthur E. Morgan David E. Lilienthal TVA Morgan Norris- Lilienthal-Rankin John E. Rankin Lilienthal Group Dr. Morgan Washington Post Eugene Meyer Potomac Electric Co Norris Lilienthal-Rankin Group Bell Syndicate WNU
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Rheumatic Arthritis Outlook and Building Up Foods

Medical note discusses Dr. H. A. Nissen study on arthritic patients with five to twenty years of symptoms, showing about 68 percent likely to improve and 32 percent needing careful ongoing care. It also covers weight gain guidance, infection checks, and high calorie diets to support energy and tissue rebuilding.

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H. A. Nissen Boston Maine Medical Journal WNU
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Life Here and Hereafter through Christ

March 7 lesson text on John 14 centers on comfort and assurance in Christ. It stresses that Jesus prepares a place in the Father’s house and will return, enabling holy living. Believers gain assurance through Christ as the way and life, with faith as the key to “greater works.”

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Heavenly Father's House Christ Man Peter Comfort Christ Jesus Jesus Earth Moody Mueller, Livingstone J. Hudson Taylor God
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Practical Spring Patterns from Barbara Bell

A feature on Barbara Bell sewing patterns highlights versatile designs for spring and summer. It promotes patterns for all ages and occasions, notes fabric yardage, sizes, and quick projects, and invites readers to order the Barbara Bell Pattern Book by mail.

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Barbara Bell Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago Ill Bell Syndicate WNU
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Wisdom and Gratitude Echo in Epictetus Saying

A concise proverb from Epictetus extols a wise life focusing on present possessions and joys. It praises contentment over longing, urging appreciation for what one holds rather than grieving for what is absent.

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Thoughts of Good People Near to God

A reflective line notes that some minds dwell so close to divinity that asking them for prayers equates to inviting divine intercession for others. The piece emphasizes the perceived spiritual proximity of virtuous individuals.

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End of Education Quote by E T Seton Cited

A saying from E T Seton emphasizes that chief goal of education is manhood over scholarship, framing moral development as a foundational aim for learners. The remark reflects early 20th century educational philosophy stressing character formation.

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E. T. Seton
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Difficult Speaking Among Man's Greatest Triumphs

A Collier's Weekly observation notes that speakers with deafness and blindness deliver "addresses" to deaf mute audiences. The message travels by hand pressure to an interpreter who signs to the audience, who then pass the message by hand pressure to nearby blind readers.

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Collier’s Weekly
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